The cover is $15 for a...

The cover is $15 for a small drink or $20 for a bottomless. The small drink is very small, but is a reasonable choice if you do not plan to stay very long. The club has 2 stages, a larger long runway type stage(main) and a smaller square one(secondary). If there are few dancers on shift or few customers in the club, only the main stage will be active. Note: The DJ does not seem to skip dancers that are giving dances in the VIP area, so if you're planning on buying multiple dances in a row, it may be wise to wait until that dancer has just finished her stage set.<br>

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The club is strictly a lap dance club and by that I mean you're expected to go to the club, buy dances, and leave happy. There is a small tip rail and I've only seen one customer on the tip rail, but it seemed like he knew the dancer on stage. The club doesn't have a VIP room, just a VIP area with somewhat private couches. Dance prices range from $20 to whatever the dancer charging. Dancers set their own prices, so it's important to ask what are the prices before going to the VIP area. You could also ask what the rules are for that price. The dancers here may not be the of the highest quality but in general there's a little bit of something for everyone.<br>

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Lastly, the aspect I appreciate most about this club is the atmosphere. Yes, you will be asked for dances quite frequently because this is a lap dance club, however, there is no drink hustle and very low monitoring by club staff. I'm fairly sure I have not seen a bouncer patrolling the floor yet. If you've grown tired of the two "corporate" clubs down the street, I recommend you give Pandora at least a try and see if you like it.